Part of the RCM’s Great Exhibitionists series this spectacular and dynamic collaboration between pianist and visual artist will immerse the audience in the pitch black of the Britten Theatre before an eruption of form and colour strikes through the January gloom.
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DON’T MISS: ‘Stations of the Cross’ 20 artists representations of the Passion of Christ presented by @ArtBelow
DON’T MISS: ‘Stations of the Cross’ 20 artists representations of the Passion of Christ
Continue Reading...Pictures: Hugo Dalton Volition with David Downey at Art13 London Sunday 3rd March Noon.
Volition was conceived specifically for Art 13 and is part of Hugo Dalton’s ongoing project to present classical dance and movement for a wider audience and produce innovative works that open up a dialogue to interpretation. At its core, Volition is the simple act of the artist drawing with pencil on paper as a figure […]
Continue Reading...Hugo Dalton Volition: Movement and Mark @Art13London Sunday 3rd March at Noon
Volition is a new work conceived specifically for Art 13 London as well as being part of an on going project by Dalton to present classical dance and movement to a wider audience.
Continue Reading...Preview: HUGO DALTON by Sian Gray
Dalton explains that the materialist battlefield that is New Bond Street provided key inspiration for his design..
Continue Reading...Frida Kahol, Drawings For Dr. Farill Post Box Gallery by Hugo Dalton
7 Howick Place, London SW1P 1BB www.postboxgallery.com It’s your Last Chance to see this small but intimate show of Frida Kahlo drawings. The setting mirrors the dimensions of the works on display: The Post box gallery is a tiny 10 meter square space on the first floor of a smart re-development in the same block […]
Continue Reading...The Saatchi Gallery & Channel 4’s New Sensations and The Future Can Wait
The exhibition will run from 11-17 October 2011 New Sensations and The Future Can Will be presenting the largest ever exhibition of emerging art to take place during London’s Frieze Week. This year both ventures celebrate their fifth anniversaries marking a major milestone in their aim to provide a counterpoint to Frieze Art Fair, with […]
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